WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST 24, 1957
Airman Fatally Shot; Jealous Wife Held In Jail
Finds Lipstick On Hubby’s
Handkerchief, Shoots Him
TUSCON, Am * AND - Sgt, ,
Donald Huddleston, a member of ;
t.he Air Force stationed at Davis-'
Monthan Air Force Base here,
died Wednesday from a bullet 1
wound which police said was In- ;
flicted by his wife. Nonna Jean, j
21. According to the officers, M-
Huddleston approached them and :
asked for help saying she had |
shot her husband after she found
lipstick on his handkerchief.
The policemen went to the
Huddleston home where they
found the 16-vear-ohi airman
bleeding from n calibve
bullet wound in the chest. The
three daughters of the couple,
Bonn Jean. 5, Donrsita. i, and
Donnetta, 3, r.ere taken to in
vetnle headquarters while the
hysterica! widow v. as pD-'-ed in
jail.
Mrs. Huddleston in a stotetr- rJ ,
»aid that, she had found lipstick
on her husband’s handkerchief arm ‘
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i shot at him after he gave evasive
| answers to her questions. She said
• she did not realize the shot had
taken effect until later.
Huddleston was front St.
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Huddleston and used the ad
dress of his grandparents. Air.
and Airs. James Johnson 11.02
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He wa« graduated from Vashon
I High School in 1550 and he and
1 hi> wife were married in St. Louie
| in 1581.
-A C.H: Du ring ; he p;*-t 12
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| Call Heit Jeffries ki ’
I-IOLLYWOOD, Calif, fAND
! Singer Herb Jeffries and band
| leader Charlie Barnet last week
i were added to the increasing list
!of Hollywood personalities sub
j i noenaed to testify in the criminal
j i libel trial c£ Confidential .rod
S'; Whisper magazines, national scan*
I Jeffries was served \vith the
| j subpoena by Detective Fred
| ! Otash <,n behalf of the defense,
| which is seeking to prove the
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their inarrt;*?e recently in the.
thnreb where Krv. Morgan t« the
minister
truth or the scandal stories
printed in the magazines. .
There are reported 18 more
sun pin-na.es >r t to be served on
other Hollywood celebrities.
The prosecution is attempting
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which. Recording to California
j laws, is sufficient for libel con*
In addition to Jeffries, such
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I heavyweight boxing champion
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i rough sledding In the magazines.
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! "Don’t he a highway maverick
; The driver who stays safe in traf
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I crowd!’’
Wallade Hyde, who heads the
I Motor Vehicle Department's divi- j
j sion of accident statistics and driv* j
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I driving advice to Tar Heel motor
ists this week e
Hyde is a graduate of the
professional truck driver’s j
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wcll-acquaintcd with the ha*- ;
ardx of over thc-road driving. ;
He urged motorists to heed the i
vehicle agency's “share the
road” program from now thru
J Labor Day.
'‘Professional drivers know it’s ;
smart to keep in step with traffic." j
Hyde aaid, "Traffic, in a sense, is ,
| pretty much like an engine. An en- |
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I traffic its the same. If one ear
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| Hyde said he personally has two
| pet, peeves—the bumper chaser
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i without warning.
| "One gets you from the rear, the
other from the front,” he said. "Ei
: tiier way though you lose "
l ane hdppvs also irk him.
“These fellows will take a chance
j on causing a feta! accident, just to
| save a minute.” he claimed. 1 And
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j| tic anyway. I’ve watched them ma
;j ny times ducking in and out of
i | traffic like j.ck rabbits—and then
jj 1 . S- them 3 few mites down the
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Hvde pointed out that with
traffic ax heavy as it is these
days and with higher speed li
mits anticipated on some state
smoothly to move safely. He
highways traffic must move
said professional drivers are
to move with the traffic flow,
and that the longer they drive
I for a living the more thorough*
thev sre convinced that this
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|j “A/’cl apart from aofety, it’* a
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[l Hyde -fiid enforcement officials
II dew-eve a vote of 1 hanks for the
1 1 general stepping of traffic law on*
I forcemcnt thioughotu the country
11 which har resulted from the na
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l| A.-cidenfs program.
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